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Servicing: This means tossing balls to the player serving. Position yourself near the back of the court with three balls and have a partner stand near the baseline. When the server signals for the ball, your job is to bounce it to the player. https://t.co/5S2SOmEG6k https://t.co/umBrzmE0L4 — PolitiTweet.org

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Next, stand near the net and have a person hit balls into it. If the ball goes into the net on the half nearest you, pick it up and sprint back. If it goes farther, pick it up and run toward the other side of the net. If the ball goes over, do not move. https://t.co/5S2SOmn5eM https://t.co/JiDmuom9Nr — PolitiTweet.org

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You made it! Now what? Once you’re picked, you’ll become part of a six-person crew on each court as either a net or back. At the U.S. Open, the ball crew is typically on the court for 90 minutes, followed by a break of the same time. https://t.co/5S2SOmn5eM — PolitiTweet.org

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